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Definition of «calming»

The word calming has a positive connotation and refers to something that helps to reduce stress, anxiety or agitation. It can describe an action, environment or person that brings about feelings of relaxation, tranquility and peacefulness. Calming may also refer to the act of making someone feel more composed or soothed through gentle reassurance or comforting words.

Usage examples

  1. I listened to some calming music to help me relax before going to bed.
  2. The therapist used calming techniques to help the patient reduce anxiety.
  3. The soft, gentle strokes of the massage provided a calming effect on my tense muscles.
  4. I created a calming atmosphere in my living room by using candles and playing soothing nature sounds.
  5. The teacher used a calming voice and demeanor to soothe the restless students.
  6. Taking a long walk in the park had a calming effect on my stressed mind.
  7. I applied a calming lavender oil to my pillow to promote a restful sleep.
  8. The gentle breeze and chirping of birds created a calming ambiance in the garden.
  9. I practiced deep breathing exercises to invoke a sense of calming tranquility.
  10. The yoga class ended with a calming meditation to help the participants find inner peace.

Phrases with «calming»

Sentences with «calming»

  • The sense of calm in rooms void of clutter is amazing. (shabbyfufu.com)
  • We have over 200 dive sites to choose from with our first priority to position our boats in calm water. (livingthedreamdivers.com)
  • Give him all the remedies for dog's kennel cough you want, but make sure he stays calm for as long as the symptoms last. (topdogtips.com)
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